I’m 21 years old, god I wish I could be alive to grow up in the 80’s. So many good bands, so many good hits. I’m just glad I get to listen to this stuff, when they were younger, in their prime.

Back when they had Real Concerts.. RIP Ric and Ben you left us way to Young

Correction...me thinks it's Mark Shulman on the drum kit.

beautiful version and performance

Love to all McKenzie clan all legends passed and present love to you all x

Good time role with God 😊

🎉

That xylophone 🙏

Mullen, Laurence.. Rosemount avenue, Artane, Dublin 5..my parish

1:50

Goodness! She just captures you and her talent, inside and outside beauty were endless! What a woman

Worst 80s hairstyles.

Curt's bass play here is amazing. He's such underrated.

Change you can change is it tears for fears 21 years

Still and always the best. Memories will never be forgotten : )

Share brilliance synchronicity at its best

Roland and Curt dance is so gorgeous and adorable ❤❤❤❤

Love this jam !

❤Curt is the best❤❤❤❤❤❤

Like PRETTY TAYLOR'S 😊😊❤❤

Percebi agora porque o vídeo está em preto e branco

After recording this song, guitarist ELLIOT EASTON noticed he had subconsciously copied the riff from THE BEATLES' song "I WILL." However, co-lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist RIC OCASEK discovered a distinct guitar style on this track that helped define THE CARS sound. Their keyboardist, GREG HAWKES, described it as "clicky eighth notes."

Curt dance is so adorable and cute 💕❤

I was 19 years old when this happen 80,s the best era for be young and wild🤙🤙🤙🤙❤

I’m sorry Nik but I have no clue what to say or do about this except that you should take a leaf 🍁 out of Garff’s stepfather’s book and be forgiving..:::please……

This has to be one ☝️ of my favourite songs ever and Bono didn’t write on his own ….😊❤xx Noniexxx

That Adam's smile in 3:47 !

Great part of my life.

Thank YOU!

360p??? C'mon, man. This is CULT!!!

これが最高峰だよ。我々は彼らと同じ時代に産まれて幸せだった。

#AV It's Magic Time

I love this❤❤❤ my favorite album of all time❤❤❤ they were so damn young🥹❤️ so talented at a very young age❤️

He's really talking about the Irish in Ireland. But, he couldn't say anything about it. It would have ruined them. All oppression is the same, it doesn't discriminate.

Roland's hair goes Wooshie Wooshie Woodango

Without wanting to make moralistic judgments, but he won't give up the cigarette, that's why his voice is breaking, a shame... such a great artist...

woooooooooooow really coool

This sounds so good!

Why y all fooled ..? Not live

Rewelacja

Thanks...where did they play here?

All talented musicians

They sang and played backthen like in records

They have got many talents

Thanks

Fashions about the eightys and the lasts seventy remain the worst to me

Devoción genuina . Sentimientos que se. Gestan en las propias vísceras . No hay manera de poder fallar

As a black brother.. u cant touch U2 WOW THE ULTIMATE ROCK GROUP..PURE BEAUTY❤❤ THANQ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

Look at her little black boots so cute. So glad I got to meet her in life too.. !!!! Always love you Tina......!!!

Billy Idol ha sido una figura icónica del rock y punk desde los años 80, pero su estilo ha generado algunas críticas controvertidas. Uno de los puntos más debatidos por los críticos es su mezcla de punk rock y música pop comercial. Mientras algunos lo ven como un pionero que ayudó a popularizar el punk y hacerlo accesible a un público más amplio, otros críticos lo acusaron de "venderse" y diluir la esencia rebelde del punk para adaptarse a las tendencias del mainstream. Uno de los ejemplos más controversiales fue con el álbum "Rebel Yell" (1983). Aunque fue un éxito comercial, algunos críticos del movimiento punk lo consideraron demasiado pulido y orientado al pop, alejándose del ethos del punk crudo e independiente. Idol combinaba la actitud desafiante del punk con elementos de sintetizadores y ritmos más accesibles, lo que hizo que ciertos sectores lo vieran como una figura "comercial" en lugar de auténticamente punk. Otra crítica común fue su imagen altamente estilizada, con su peinado icónico y estética glamorosa, que fue vista por algunos puristas del punk como una desviación del espíritu DIY y anti-establishment de la escena original. A pesar de las críticas, Idol continuó siendo exitoso y defendió su estilo, argumentando que su enfoque era una evolución natural y que no estaba atado a las expectativas de ningún género.